mkprimer-cadp(1) - generate a torx primer for lotos, bcg, fc2 or aut using
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mkprimer-cadp - generate a torx primer for lotos, bcg, fc2 or aut using
cadp
mkprimer [ options ... ] specification.lot
mkprimer [ options ... ] specification.bcg
mkprimer [ options ... ] specification.fc2
mkprimer --language AUT-CADP [ options ... ] specification.aut
From
the specification file mkprimer(1) generates a torx-primer(5) program. In
this manual page we describe specific features of primers generated using
CADP (the Caesar Aldebaran Development Package).
When mkprimer(1) is invoked
on a specification file with a .lot, .bcg, or .fc2 suffix, or when the command
line option --language LOTOS, --language BCG, or --language FC2 is given, the
specification file is interpreted as a LOTOS, BCG resp. FC2 specification
file, adapted for use with TorX and CADP. The command line option --language
AUT-CADP can be given to generate a CADP primer for Aldebaran (.aut) files
-- by default, when given a file with a .aut suffix mkprimer(1) generates
a primer using autexp(1).
A CADP Primer generates a STATEID torx-log(4)
line containing the following whitespace-separated name value tuples:
- super
nr
- where nr is just an integer number representing a superstate state set
- init state-list
- where state-list is a list of comma-separated state numbers,
of the states that are present in the superstate state set, by the last
transition done. In the state-list, monotonic increasing sequences of the
form m,m+1,...,n are abbreviated as m-n
- trans state-list
- is a list of comma-separated
state numbers, of the states that are present in the superstate state set,
by expansion of the state-list given in the init field. In the state-list,
monotonic increasing sequences of the form m,m+1,...,n are abbreviated as
m-n
The STATS torx-log(4) line generated by a CADP Primer consists of a number
of whitespace separated ``name value'' tuples.
- #statesini nr
- number of states
in stateset (representing current state) reached by direct action (``visible''
transition) from the last menu, before expanding (by following internal
steps)
- #statesall nr
- number of states in stateset (representing current
state), reached by direct action from the last menu, after expanding (by
following internal steps)
- #statesexp nr
- number of states added during expansion
(by following internal steps)
- #statesmaxrun nr
- maximum number of states
reported in #statesall during this test run
- #statesmatchini nr
- number of
states matched from the states in #statesini
- #statesmatchexp nr
- number
of states matched during expansion (following internal steps)
- #statesmatchall
nr
- number of states matched from those in #statesall
- #sinkstates nr
- number
of sink states (without outgoing edges)
- #events nr
- number of different
actions possible (after expansion)
- #eventsmax nr
- max number of different
actions possible in individual state
- #eventsexp nr
- number of different
actions encountered during analysis of the states in the stateset
torx-intro(1), mkprimer(1), torx-primer(5), torx-adaptor(5), torx-log(4)
By Email: <torx_support@cs.utwente.nl>
This manual page documents
version 3.9.0 of torx.
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